Yanks Push Front Across Central Europe in Late War Clears Key Towns
Allied forces advance from a wide front as divisions including the First and Second Army units push toward Pilsen and Linz. Reports detail river crossings, village clearances, and regrouping of Patton’s trains as the Wehrmacht withdraws. High command shows impatience awaiting final German surrender amid renewed bombardment and prisoner handling orders.
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Harsh Peace Terms Foreseen by Nazi Leaders After Six Years
TOXUON May 7. The German foreign minister von Krosigk warned after six years of struggle that Germany will face heavy sacrifices and strict terms in peace. He urged unity, responsibility, and adherence to treaties as the nation contends with defeat. The announcer broadcast details of conditional surrender and the government’s determination to endure without despair.
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Danish Inland Advance and German Surrender Talks
An account reports Danish forces moving inland toward Bornholm from the Western Jutland coast and German units attempting a capitulation under Eisenhower's theater. Allied forces defend Wilhelmshaven while rumors of a broad surrender circulate in Paris press, as 4,000,000 Americans await outcome.
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Army to Quiz WAC Bride On Election Day Bar Closings
CAMP EDWARDS Massachusetts May 1 A WAC private who wed an Arkansan convict is confined to quarters awaiting Army disposition of her case. Pvt Mary Colons Bailey 20 returned Sunday. disposition will descend upon her next action by her commanding officer. Bailey, from Vernon, had married John Botleyary of Malvern Arkansas after she obtained a furlough from the state penitentiary where he was serving a sentence for robbery. The couple had not met until shortly before their wedding. Bailey was granted furlough by Acting Governor J Bhaver and a Sheday extension May 2. She faced possible issues over overstaying her furlough and lodging. উপজেলা
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White House Alerted On Eve Of V E Day Proclamation
Washington May 7 The White House prepared for President Truman to speak on air as radio equipment was readied in the House to hear the historic V E Day proclamation. A parade of visitors filled the presidential offices while officials arranged broadcasting and press operations. Charles L Dooley, 87, former professional baseball player and manager, died at his home in Glen Rock N J.
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Galveston Hospital Receives High Rating in Texas
Galveston May 6 The John Sealy hospital of the University of Texas Medical Branch is the largest civilian hospital in Texas according to a March issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association It is listed among seven Texas hospitals meeting four standards including approval for interns residences or fellowships and a nursing school accredited by the State Board of Nurse Examiners Also noted are Baylon University hospital Parkland Hospital St Pauls hospital Dallas Hermann and Jefferson Davis hospitals Houston Scott and White Temple and others The John Sealy hospital also holds status for a school for clinical laboratory technicians and is among six Texas hospitals with a school for X ray technicians and the only civilian hospital with an approved school for physical therapy technicians.
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Rev P Hein Dies at 80 in San Antonio Parish Leader
The Rev Pail Frederick Hein D D 80 of 523 East Quincy street longtime Grace Lutheran pastor died at home Monday. Born in Wiesbaden Germany he served Lutheran churches across the United States founding four churches and building parsonages in Washington and Texas. He was president of the Washington district 1893 95 and the Texas district Joint Synod of Ohio 1826 37. He studied in Wiesbaden Saxony Columbus Ohio Fort Wayne and Cap City university earning a Doctor of Divinity in 1926. Survived by wife Harle Hein of San Antonio and their son Hermen J Hein. Funeral arrangements to be completed at the Loring Funeral home.
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End the Blissful Feeling with Cold Cream Foot Comfort
An ad promises quick relief for tired burning feet with a thin frosty-white cream. It claims instant cooling and refreshed muscles, urging readers to visit their local druggist for a jar daily.
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Wallet found in odd place returns to Louisville worker
Louisvill e plant worker Herman Meyer receives a wallet he lost in Louisville after a package postmarked Calvo Ferph arrives from Egypt. A note from Corporal Nicholas Korecki explains the wallet was found with bonds and a training antenna aboard a crew at Curtiss Commanco in North Africa.
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Man of Parts at Chicago University Shaped by Arts
A portrait of a versatile Chicago man, Gorian Shere nan, born Ab 17, described as a top factual gymnast, painter in oils, and draftsman in pen ink and crayon. He is also a sculptor, pianist, and text designer, with interests spanning multiple disciplines at the University of Chicago.
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